In today’s episode of The Jolt Kira and Sam look back at the week’s biggest and most interesting news highlights, including the results of the United Kingdom’s election and digital energy demand. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or Android. lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

What does the Labour Party's victory in the UK general election mean for climate and energy policy? I spoke to Ed Matthew from E3G - Third Generation Environmentalism and @nina_seega from Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership to find out. Listen here 👇

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Kira Taylor looks at the need to protect energy infrastructure from attacks, plus China leads the way on new renewables. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or Android. lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

Despite a lack of national direction, Bulgarian coal is still on the decline. A turbulent political environment means Bulgaria’s energy transition has drifted for several years. Delayed reforms and state support for coal hold onto the past while the energy system moves into the

What is NATO's role in energy security and has the world neglected protecting infrastructure from physical attacks? I looked into this for today's episode of The Jolt. Thanks to Dr. Benjamin L. Schmitt🇺🇸🇺🇦🇪🇺🇹🇼 for sharing his insights 👇

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam Morgan & Kira Taylor look back at the week’s biggest and most interesting news highlights, including China’s mighty renewables rollout & the perhaps surprising results of a big climate survey. Download to listen: lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

Building fast, high-capacity truck charging—known as megawatt charging—along highways is essential to electrifying long-haul freight and critical to reducing the sector’s growing emissions, say the RAP Dr. Julia Hildermeier and Andreas Jahn. foresightmedia.com/story/se7KkA7a…

🌅 A new dawn for UK green policy? E3G's Ed Matthew spoke to Kira Taylor on how Labour's positive messaging on climate action resonated with voters, and what victory in the #UKgeneralelection means for faster and more joined-up progress. Listen here: foresightmedia.com/story/seX84Xkq…

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam Morgan looks at the impact that keeping cool has on energy systems, plus could we see a renaissance of Italian nuclear power? Download the app to listen now on iPhone or Android. lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

The path to sustainable European competitiveness for clean technology: the case for hydrogen The price of low-carbon hydrogen is falling. But Europe’s advantage will be lost by bureaucracy and bottlenecks, says Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, CEO of Hydrogen Europe Download the app to listen

I would argue any advantage Europe has is lost by pursuing ridiculous/expensive/time-wasting/goodwill destroying goals like home heating and H2 cars.

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Kira Taylor looks at the Western Balkans’ opportunity to leapfrog gas, plus Donald J. Trump VP pick’s recent slip into climate scepticism. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or Android. lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

The new European Commission leadership must act now to position heating and cooling decarbonisation as a key pillar for the 2024-2029 policy cycle, says Delia Villagrasa of the Cool Heating Coalition Listen now: foresightmedia.com/story/sBvn480o…

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam Morgan looks at how Europe and the United States are faring in the race to develop clean technology, plus the Baltic countries set a date to divorce from Russia’s power grid. Download the app to listen now: lnk.bio/FORESIGHTMedia

Both Europe and the United States want to dominate clean tech. So where do both sides stand in this particular energy transition race? My thanks to Bruegel's Ben McWilliams for sharing his insights on today's show!

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Kira Taylor looks at a new proposal in the United States to protect workers from extreme heat, plus the United Kingdom’s new government has its work cut out to reach the country’s 2030 climate goals. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or

The costs of climate measures are often perceived as disproportionately falling on vulnerable communities. Giulio Ferrini from the Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB) joins The Urban Report to discuss how we can fight #climatechange whilst addressing inequality. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam Morgan & Kira Taylor look back at the week’s biggest and most interesting news highlights, including what Ursula von der Leyen’s second go at the top European Commission job might mean for energy and climate. Download the app to listen now

Around the world, as countries look for ways to decarbonise their electrical grids, interest in tidal energy is growing. In a large bay in Canada’s maritime provinces, a vast reserve of renewable energy shows the complexities—and opportunities—of tapping that potential. Download

In today’s episode of The Jolt, Kira Taylor looks at how the wind power rollout is going in Africa, plus Hungary’s concerns about future oil supply after Ukraine outlaws the transit of Russian Lukoil. Download the app to listen now on iPhone or Android.